Charlos Cove, Nova Scotia
Date:
1760
[unknown]
Location: [unknown]
Location: [unknown]
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History
Charlos Cove was settled about 1760 and named after one of the first Acadian settlers, Charles Richard (abt.1738-) Other village pioneers were Joseph Richard, Oliver Fleming and John Evory (Avery).[1]
Charles Richard petitioned for land about 1799. Other village pioneers, Joseph Richard, Oliver Fleming and John Avery also petitioned for land.[2] A survey dated May 20th, 1800 shows houses and buildings belonging to them on ungranted land. In 1809, a survey of land was made for Joseph Richard Sr., Oliver Fleming, Joseph Richard, Jr. and the heirs of John Avery
Early families
Resources
Sources
- ↑ Rootsweb. Tor Bay Area, Guysborough website. Charlos Cove History. Accessed 2022.
- ↑ Nova Scotia Archives, Nova Scotia Land Papers 1765-1800. Avery, John and others – 1774 – Cumberland County. Accessed 2022.
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